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News Cookie Tackles Child Health In December last year, Professor Fiona Stanley welcomed Fremantle hard man Troy Cook as Patron of the Kulunga Research Network, the leading indigenous child health research organisation in the Western Australia. Kulunga was formed in 1999 and is a collaborative partnership between the WA Aboriginal Community Controlled Health Organisations, representing Aboriginal Medical Services across Western Australia, and the Institute for Child Health Research. The Institute, led by Professor Stanley, is world famous for its research into areas such as birth defects, infectious diseases, cancer and leukaemia. Troy with children who benefit from the work of Kulunga Professor Fiona Stanley and Troy Cook Home Now Away A major change to the club’s playing strips will be implemented in 2006 that will see the club adopt only one standard playing strip. 2006 Community Development Programme Raffle Supporting the Fremantle Football Club Youth Leagues – coming soon! A survey of Docker readers in the last edition of 2004 resulted in an overwhelming 83.8 per cent majority voting that the club’s traditional home playing strip as the most favoured playing jumper, best representing the club, its brand, history and tradition. Just as dominant was the 61.1 per cent of readers not in favour of the away playing strip and that it should be removed from the wardrobe. What we now call the home playing guernsey will be from 2006, simply, Fremantle’s guernsey. From 2006, the home playing strip will be worn for both home and away matches with the current away playing strip now confined to the history books. The ‘clash’ playing strip of white jumper with purple anchor that debuted in round 22 of 2004 and worn during the 2006 NAB Cup will remain as the clash strip and be used in away games where the club’s playing guernsey clashes with the home team. The all-purple playing strip adopted for the inaugural Purple Haze Game in 2004 will remain only for the one special Purple Haze game each year. In the Docker’s reader survey of 2004, 53.6 per cent of readers voted that the clash playing strip should remain only for clash games and 53.9 per cent voted that the all-purple strip remain only for the Purple Haze Game. The traditional home guernsey will now also be worn for away games in 2006. 18 Docker April 2006 fremantlefc.com.au Fremantle Football Club Events Diary For full details on all these and other club events, please visit the Members or Events sections of the club’s web site at www.fremantlefc.com.au Siren’s Season Opener 8 April Full details in the Members section on the club’s website Members Pre-game Luncheon 20 May Full details in the Members section on the club’s website Siren’s Interstate Trip 16 July Contact Narelle Lyons in membership for details on 9433 7195 Carlton Mid Banquet Auction 19 July Held at the Burswood Grand Ballroom, full details in the Events section on the club’s website Members Pre-game Luncheon 23 July Full details in the Members section on the club’s website Purple Haze Game 6 August Proudly supported by Fremantle Ports, the fourth annual Purple Haze game will again raise much needed funds to benefit seriously ill children of the Starlight Children’s Foundation Doig Medal Presentation Dinner October The gala event of the year crowning the club’s Doig Medallist as the best and fairest player for season 2006
Fremantle Football Club fremantlefc.com.au Season Guide Contents: Club Honour Roll Players and Team 2006 Team iv Crowds and Scores 2006 Round by Round vii 2006 Fixtures viii CLUB HONOUR ROLL Club Captains 2006.......................................... Peter Bell 2005.......................................... Peter Bell 2004.......................................... Peter Bell 2003.......................................... Peter Bell 2002.......................................... Peter Bell 2001........ Shaun McManus/Adrian Fletcher 2000........ Shaun McManus/Adrian Fletcher 1999........................................ Chris Bond 1998....................................... Peter Mann 1997....................................... Peter Mann 1996.......................................... Ben Allan Coaches 2006................................... Chris Connolly 2005................................... Chris Connolly 2004................................... Chris Connolly 2003................................... Chris Connolly 2002................................... Chris Connolly 2001.....................Damian Drum/Ben Allan 2000.................................... Damian Drum 1999.................................... Damian Drum 1998............................... Gerard Neesham 1997............................... Gerard Neesham 1996............................... Gerard Neesham 1995............................... Gerard Neesham i ii vi Doig Medallists 2005.................................Matthew Pavlich 2004.......................................... Peter Bell 2003.......................................... Peter Bell 2002.................................Matthew Pavlich 2001.......................................... Peter Bell 2000.......................................... Troy Cook 1999.................................. Adrian Fletcher 1998.................................... Jason Norrish 1997...................................... Dale Kickett 1996................................ Stephen O’Reilly 1995....................................... Peter Mann Beacon Award 2005......................................David Mundy 2004..................................Andrew Browne 2003....................................Graham Polak 2002................................... Paul Medhurst 2001.......................................Dion Woods 2000..................................... Paul Hasleby 1999.................................... Clem Michael 1998.........................................Brad Dodd 1997......................................... Mark Gale 1996....................................Gavin Mitchell 1995..................................Scott Chisholm Leading Goalkickers 2005..........................Matthew Pavlich (61) 2004............................Paul Medhurst (41) 2003............................Paul Medhurst (50) 2002................................ Trent Croad (42) 2001.... Justin Longmuir/Matthew Pavlich (28) 2000........................Clive Waterhouse (53) 1999.................................Tony Modra (71) 1998........................Clive Waterhouse (30) 1997.......................... Kingsley Hunter (32) 1996.......................... Kingsley Hunter (33) 1995................................ Peter Mann (33) Coaches (Fremantle Games Only) All Australian 2005 Matthew Pavlich 2003 Peter Bell, Matthew Pavlich Paul Hasleby 2002 Matthew Pavlich AFL Rising Star 2000..................................... Paul Hasleby Club Records Games:.........................Shane Parker (206) Consecutive Games:....Matthew Pavlich (97) Total Goals:.............Clive Waterhouse (178) Goals in a Game:................Tony Modra (10) Most Games as Captain:....... Peter Bell (84) Most Matches as Captain Peter Bell........................84 games (2002-) Shaun McManus......44 games (2000-2001) Adrian Fletcher........44 games (2000-2001) Peter Mann.............40 games (1997-1998) Youngest Player of Debut Steven Koops .... – Round 5, 1996 17 years 277 days Played all 22 Home and Away games in 2005 Paul Hasleby, Matthew Pavlich, Josh Carr, Paul Medhurst, Shane Parker, Heath Black, Scott Thornton Most Consecutive Games 97 Matthew Pavlich ............................... Round 15, 2001 – 89 Paul Hasleby ..................................Round 1 2002 – 88 Troy Cook ........Round 1, 2000 – Round 22, 2003 87 James Walker .........Round 10 2001 – Round 7, 2005 82 Shaun McManus .......Round 19 2000 – Round 11, 2004 81 Paul Medhurst ..................................Round 9 2002 – 79 Peter Bell .......Round 10 2001 – Round 21, 2004 Players Used Year Players Used Debuts 1995 41 25 1996 39 8 1997 38 5 1998 39 6 1999 39 6 2000 36 6 2001 37 5 2002 34 7 2003 32 3 2004 33 5 2005 34 4 Coach Games Wins Losses Draws Winning % Chris Connolly (02-) 89 45 44 0 51% Gerard Neesham (95-98) 88 32 56 0 36% Damien Drum (99-01) 53 13 40 0 25% Ben Allan (01) 13 2 11 0 15% Home and Away Season Only Year Position W L Goals For Points For Total Points For Goals Against Points Against Total Points Against 2005 10 11 11 304 217 2041 291 292 2038 2004 9 11 11 275 232 1882 267 268 1870 2003 5 14 8 311 277 2143 305 248 2078 2002 13 9 13 274 256 1900 319 237 2151 2001 16 2 20 258 246 1794 362 319 2491 2000 12 8 14 276 230 1886 387 296 2618 1999 15 5 17 282 289 1981 355 273 2403 1998 15 7 15 251 233 1739 340 237 2277 1997 12 10 12 251 248 1754 279 228 1902 1996 13 7 15 257 288 1830 289 249 1983 1995 13 8 14 296 275 2051 324 265 2209 TOTAL – 92 150 3035 2791 20995 3518 2912 24020 Proud Platinum sponsor of Fremantle Football Club fremantlefc.com.au Docker: 2006 Season Guide i
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Page 13 and 14: NAB Cup NAB Cup Round One v West Co
Page 15 and 16: NAB Cup NAB Cup Semi Final v Geelon
Page 17: News Fremantle Ports Adopts the Haz
Page 21 and 22: Win and Loss Record - Season By Sea
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Page 29 and 30: Community Camp Purple haze hits Pee
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